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  • 2003-11-04 14:37:25

    Jump

    Greg et al:

    I'm still developing for 1.2 until you give the green light re: 1.3

    I have been unable to resolve one issue when running Atutor from within a CMS (PostNuke) frame. When I press the Jump command from the Login bar, it opens the course in the full window instead of within the frame.

    I've resolved this for other pages, but the fact that this is a submit button throws me. How do I set the target to the frame for this? Any help would be appreciated regarding where this command is located and how I can resolve this issue.

    thanks
    larry


  • 2003-11-05 10:28:02

    Does target not work?

    Hard to say what the problem is. Don't have much experience with PostNuke. If you know the name of the frame in which you want ATutor to open, does adjusting the target attribute in the jump form not work? Instead of _top as the value of target, change that value to the name of the frame you want to open into.

    include/html/user_bar.inc.php

    ATutor 1.3RC is out if you want to begin working with it. The Production 1.3 will be available about Nov 14.


  • 2003-11-05 20:56:59

    Jumps out no more!

    Thanks Greg ... replacing all three occurances with the frame name fixed my remaining out-off-frame issues.


  • 2003-11-10 11:14:44

    Thought I had it ... Not!

    by inserting target="PostWrap" into line 17 of user_bar_inc.php, it works fine in Safari on the Mac .... but IE on both Mac and PC still cause it to open in a new window. Same for Netscape on the PC.



    <a href="<?php echo substr($_my_uri, 0, strlen($_my_uri)-1); ?>#content" accesskey="c"><img src="images/clr.gif" height="1" width="1" border="0" alt="<?php echo _AT('goto_top'); ?>: ALT-c" /></a><a href="<?php echo substr($_my_uri, 0, strlen($_my_uri)-1); ?>#menu" accesskey="m"><img src="images/clr.gif" height="1" width="1" border="0" alt="<?php echo _AT('goto_menu'); ?> Alt-m" /></a><a href="<?php echo substr($_my_uri, 0, strlen($_my_uri)-1); ?>#navigation" accesskey="y"><img src="images/clr.gif" height="1" width="1" border="0" alt="<?php echo _AT('goto_mainnav'); ?> ALT-y" /></a><a href="help/accessibility.php#content"><img src="images/clr.gif" height="1" width="1" border="0" alt="<?php echo _AT('goto_accessibility'); ?>" /></a><form method="post" action="bounce.php" target="PostWrap"><?php

    Any ideas?


  • 2003-11-10 13:54:06

    Let me see

    Any chance we can have a look.

    There should be no reason for target to work differently on different systems.


  • 2003-11-10 15:58:22

    Sure

    Greg

    http://cvhs.ednet.ns.ca/pn

    Select Courses for aTutor within PostNuke

    http://cvhs.ednet.ns.ca/aTutor will get you directly to the aTutor piece

    larry


  • 2003-11-12 08:50:07

    Edit my last post

    Greg

    After you make note of the user/pass, please edit it out from my last post so that I will be able to keep this test user for a few more weeks.

    If you can not, I'll delete this user after you are done with it.

    thanks
    larry


  • 2003-11-12 09:18:09

    Remove Target

    On a closer look, you should be able to open ATutor in the content area of PostNuke without using the target attribute. Try removing it alltogether.

    In our testing, NS on Linux, IE on win2000, all seems to work fine.

    Nice job BTW!


  • 2003-11-12 19:57:41

    Thanks for your help

    Greg

    Before removing the target command altogether, I tried replacing target="PostNuke" with target="_self". Appears to have fixed the issue for IE on Mac and PC, and NS on the PC

    Now to remember this for 1.3!!

    cheers
    larry